University of Lincoln

The University of Lincoln has a beautiful, modern campus, located in the heart of an historic city. Lincoln is a top ten UK university for student satisfaction according to the National Student Survey (NSS) 2016. In addition, The University of Lincoln is also a top ten institution for student experience, according to the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017. 95% of Lincoln’s most recent graduates were in work or further study six months after graduating, and almost three quarters were in graduate level roles according to the Destination of Leavers from Higher Education Survey 2014/15.

The University of Lincoln was my top choice when considering universities, I really didn't want to go anywhere else. On arrival here, it really hasn't let me down! The university itself is beautiful and provides a great course and experience. The location is brilliant and it is a great place to study. I will never regret this choice and I really would recommend coming to one of our open days to see the university for yourself.

The official TSR representative page for the University of Lincoln, UK. We are here to help with any questions, ideas, problems or just to say hi… Our students come first. That's why we are ranked top ten in the UK for student satisfaction (NSS 2016). Lincoln is also a top ten institution for both teaching quality and student experience according to the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017. Rated as the top modern university by the Complete University Guide 2016, we pride ourselves on our cutting-edge facilities, having invested more than £200 million in our campus with a further £130 million spend planned over the next ten years.

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Teaching Excellence Framework Award (TEF)

The University of Lincoln, UK, has been awarded Gold in a national independent assessment of teaching quality in higher education.

One of the world’s great historic cities, Lincoln is a place where ancient architecture blends together seamlessly with modern living. The University of Lincoln campus is found in the heart of the city on the Brayford waterfront. Across the marina, along the Brayford waterfront, continental style cafes are found overlooking the water. Minutes’ walk away, the city centre area of Lincoln is a blend of old and new, where Tudor beamed tea rooms nudge up against modern bistros. At the top of Lincoln's Steep Hill is the city's old quarter, home to the thousand year-old Cathedral and medieval castle. Independent businesses line its cobbled streets, including art galleries, delicatessens, vintage boutiques and antique book shops. The fusion of old and new, ancient and contemporary, makes Lincoln an exciting place to live and study.

Travel information

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The Lincoln railway station is located in the city centre, a few minutes’ walk away from the Brayford Pool campus. Direct trains to London Kings Cross take just under two hours and there are frequent rail services to most major cities. The East Midlands Airport is nearby. Traveline is a helpful tool to collect information on train, bus, and coach services in the East Midlands and South of England.

Featured Societies

A group of individuals with a love for Photography. The aim of the society is to develop and encourage the use of photography and aid the skills and critical engagement of the members with photography and use of the camera.

Mental Health is a well being society that aims to promote mental well-being, raise awareness for mental health disorders and create a support system for those who know of someone or who are themselves struggling with mental health disorders.

Great Minds: Lord Victor Adebowlade: Lord Adebowale is the Chancellor of the University. He is Chief Executive of Turning Point, a health and social care organisation providing services for people with complex needs, including those affected by substance misuse, mental health issues and those with a learning disability. He has a passionate interest in public service reform and reversing the inverse care law: those who need public services most tend to get them least. In pursuit of this, he lectures widely on the subjects of poverty, social exclusion, equality and human rights, leadership and change management. This lecture is free to attend.